
“Separatists” and the United States are putting Taiwan in greater danger, China’s state broadcaster CCTV warned on Friday after Washington’s de facto ambassador said the island could convince a potential adversary that landing forces would be very difficult.
He added that Taiwan had unique strengths that could deter an attack, including uncrewed systems, mission command and societal resilience.
He added that the island had collaborated with American companies to develop drones, battle-tested autonomous systems and other equipment.
“It simply needs to convince an adversary that it would struggle to successfully land a large ground force in heavily urbanised, mountainous terrain and sustain it across 90 miles [145km] of open, turbulent waters,” Greene said.
“It is hard to imagine a more difficult and complicated operation, even for a combat-experienced military force.”

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